Rats and Rabbits what will they do?

Question

Okay, sometimes I put my rabbits in the bathroom to let them be out of the cage. A lot of time they just sorta sit in the corner. If I took them in there and let them hang out and then took my rats in there and let them out (with me in here too of course) would there be a problem?

Answer 1

If the rabbits have been in the bathroom before, they have probably already decided that it's their territory. I wouldn't suggest letting your rats mingle with the rabbits, at least not in the bathroom. You can try introducing them on neutral territory, a place where neither the rabbits nor the rats have been before. Otherwise, you're bound to have bunny aggression on your hands. And probably rat blood too.

Answer 2

I wouldnt personally do that. Chances are, it would be fine, but I once let a guinea pig out with a hamster, and the hamster bit the guinea pig on the nose!

Different types of rodent dont often mix well.

Answer 3

Yes that could be a big problem. I suggest getting a backyard for your animals to run around in! Not a bathroom!i

Answer 4

Beside the smell of rabbit and rat c**p in your bathroom?

Get a dog or cat

Answer 5

If your rats are human friendly they should be okay with the rabbit. I had a friend who had a free range rat who was totally buddies with her rabbit. You'll definitely have to supervise at first, but usually this match is okay.

Answer 6

Since rabbits and rats multiply very fast,

because, thats what they do "best."

I hope you know the word "infestation." <}:-})